Bill Saito
Actor
75 years (Dec 22, 1936 – Nov 14, 2012)Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
Bill Saito is credited as an American actor, built for roles that sit just outside the spotlight. The part of Pharmacist #1 in 'Matchstick Men' is the one that shows what he can do with limited screen time. Another job that stuck is 'Surviving Christmas'. A decade and more of screen work sits behind the name.
Bill Saito
Actor
Bill Saito is credited as an American actor, built for roles that sit just outside the spotlight. The part of Pharmacist #1 in 'Matchstick Men' is the one that shows what he can do with limited screen time. Another job that stuck is 'Surviving Christmas'. A decade and more of screen work sits behind the name.
Movies: 15 titles
TV Shows: 9 titles
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Full Filmography
Surviving Christmas
Christmas Past
2004
She Spies
Store Owner
2003Season 2
Matchstick Men
Pharmacist #1
2003
Totally Blonde
Takamotto
2001
The Ghost
Shopkeeper
2001
Rapid Fire
Tau Gunman at Party (uncredited)
1992
Showdown in Little Tokyo
Yoshida's Man (uncredited)
1991
The Perfect Weapon
Old Man
1991
Doogie Howser, M.D.
Dr. Nakayama
1989Season 1
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Bill Saito still alive?
Bill Saito passed away on November 14, 2012 at age 75.
What are the most famous roles of Bill Saito?
Bill Saito is best known for roles in Big Trouble in Little China, Matchstick Men, Smokey and the Bandit.
How many movies has Bill Saito been in?
Over a 55-year career (since 1957), Bill Saito has appeared in 15 movies and 9 TV shows.
What was Bill Saito's first movie?
The career of Bill Saito began with China Gate (1957).
What is Bill Saito's most recent movie or series?
Bill Saito's most recent release is Surviving Christmas, which premiered on September 21, 2004.
What TV shows has Bill Saito appeared in?
On television, Bill Saito has appeared in Knight Rider, Get Smart, The Six Million Dollar Man, Kung Fu.
Bill Saito
1936-12-22 · Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
Bill Saito was an actor who made a successful career for himself in film. Saito kickstarted his acting career in various films such as the Audrey Hepburn adaptation "Green Mansions" (1959), "The Wrecking Crew" (1968) and the George Segal thriller "Rollercoaster" (1977).